Anyone subscribe to Real Simple Magazine? Here's a page I took from their interview section just for fun. Have to hone my interview skills just in case they call me. :)
Name: Emily
Occupation: Full time mother and wife, occasional graphics freelancer
Relations: Married, one daughter
Hometown: Chicagoland
What's your favorite feature about yourself? Hmmmm, I like my cheeks/cheekbones. They help define my face. Plus, I have dimples when I smile.
What scares you? Frost-bitten food.
Someone should invent: A trash incinerator for the car.
What amount of money would make you feel as if you were set for life? Crikey. I'm a natural worrier, so I'd have to say that no amount would do. It's a daily exercise for me to be content with what I gots.
How many books have you read in the past year? Never enough. Besides God's Word, I like to read a few books on motherhood, a sampling of novels and cookbooks.
My life would be simpler if... Okay, I'll cut to the chase: if sin didn't exist. You know- sickness, botched projects, insurance companies, grumpy attitudes... sin.
The big decision I'm currently wrestling with is... (Pregnancy issues aside)... Should I stay in computer graphics or should I listen to the little ideas in my head about other ways to design in the world? There's a blank canvas upstairs and a painting sitting in my head waiting for life.
If I suddenly came into $1,000 in spare cash, I would... If it was truly SPARE, then I would blow it on clothes for my family. I'd buy Dan a trendy jacket I saw and I'd find myself some Mommy-safe fashions. Plus, I'd buy Morgan some cute boutiquey things. *sigh* I love nice clothes but I'm pretty cheap, too.
Worst "crawl under a rock" moment: When I was talking to a coworker years ago, I was flipping a Sharpie marker in the air. I flipped it too high once and it went down my v-neck shirt, landing in my cleavage. I was pregnant at the time, so the "girls" did a nice job of holding the pen completely upright. The guy I was talking to was too embarrassed to talk to me anymore and walked away.
Saturday, September 8, 2007
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3 comments:
Now, that was seriously...ok, not seriously...that was just plain ol' fun to read! The marker...hilarious! The trash incinerator...couldn't agree more. Your dimples...the cutest!
Can't wait to see you. Haven't I already told you that?
Was the sharpie open - did a pretty picture ensue, or was it safely secured and no damage was done?
That was quite humorous! :)
Ok. I remember the sharpie incident. The clevage was pretty awe stopping. Laughing.
You should start a business with me and we will do creative stuff. Computer and other. You are too talented to stop. Your mind will keep going and make you crazy.
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